11 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
1
Industry observers note daily penalties of fifteen thousand ninety dollars in Ohio related to imports and reporting. The report mentions rising costs and ongoing enforcement actions, with officials stressing compliance measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Beran Midder and a cache of jewels taken from a castle. The text mentions 406 diamonds and questions whether the jewels were part of the larger theft, but details are unclear due to missing portions. The report hints at an ongoing investigation and uncertain ownership.
Miss Turrell chosen for polio treatment at St Luke's Pennsylvania Metropolis. Reports say she will be flown to St Luke's for care while teaching duties and English studies at Ohio State University are paused.
Patrolman Studenka returns to duty after US Army service in Germany and a transfer to the Portsmouth post. The report notes relocations of H A Water to Springfield and G D Littler from Columbus to Portsmouth with potential reassignment to Chesapeake. An Chesapeake office staffing plan is mentioned under Lt. Sike and Col Whipple. An embalmer clinic by Windel mortuary staff is also cited in Columbus.
A local birth notice from Ironton reports the arrival of a child to Mrs Jonatien Lewis and partner at the hospital. The brief item notes the family’s location and hospital setting, reflecting a standard birth announcement in the period.
Twelve of Portsmouths 54 charter members of the Port Lions club will be honored at the 26th anniversary party Saturday night at Lake White club. Dr Clyde Fitch, general chairman, announced complete arrangements. Paul Doyle spoke Monday on club functions and state conservation. Two new Lions clubs will be chartered in nearby Kentucky towns, Green Cup on Thursday and M Vanceburg the following Thursday. Portsmouth plans to send delegates. 212 members to be recognized at the party.
A new store manager reported for duty this week, with the local paper noting the change and greeting the arrival. Details are limited due to the fragmentary OCR text but indicate a transition in leadership at the store.
Cadettsburg insurance salesman Willem R. McCal McCall disappeared last week after a call to a friend claiming he would travel from Dayton to Akron. Sheriff M. B. Rucker of Lawrenceville identified the call and noted a memory lapse about leaving his car at Hutching and Grant in Portsmouth.
Readable fragments indicate a small item about men in Collins area. Details are incomplete but imply social or local note about residents. No clear action, event, or date.
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